How do musician earplugs differ from regular earplugs?

Musician earplugs differ from regular earplugs in that they are specifically designed to reduce sound levels evenly across all frequencies, preserving the clarity and quality of music while protecting hearing. Regular earplugs, such as foam or silicone types, typically reduce more high-frequency sounds, which can distort music and make it sound muffled. Musician earplugs often use advanced filters that attenuate sound uniformly, ensuring that musicians can hear all the details of their performance and environment without compromising their hearing health. Additionally, musician earplugs are often available in custom-fit options for maximum comfort and effectiveness during extended use.

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